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# Custom Themes
CSS in Pepperminty Wiki is managed by 2 principle settings:
Setting | Meaning
----------------|--------------------------------------------------------------
`css` | The current CSS that should be applied (or the keyword `auto` to signal that the automatic default inbuilt theme should be used instead)
`css_custom` | Any additional CSS that should be applied.
Both of these setting also support a URL instead - in which case a `<link rel="stylesheet" />` will be generated.
Pepperminty Wiki _also_ has a theme gallery system, which can be enabled by including the `feature-theme-gallery` module. This is managed by another handful of settings:
- `css_theme_autoupdate_url`
- `css_theme_autoupdate_interval`
- `css_theme_gallery_index_url`
The most important one you'll probably be interested in is `css_theme_gallery_index_url`, which should be a space-separated list of URLs that each point to a theme index file. Said theme index files can contain any number of theme definitions. Once specified, the theme gallery can be accessed through a link in the master wiki settings - or directly via the `theme-gallery` action.
Note that the theme gallery obviously needs to make 1 or more external HTTP/S requests in order to function. To this end, a warning message is displayed when you visit the theme gallery to make sure that you're ok with this.
## Hosting your own theme gallery
Although you are welcome to submit your own theme to Pepperminty Wiki's official repository and default theme gallery via a pull request, hosting your own theme gallery is really quite simple. First, you need a theme index JSON file that looks something like this:
```json
[
{
"hash": "f2b4c237020e8663f5a4ff6d29a73eaf2bb431d8c82749244a6752467a16f9ce",
"id": "none",
"name": "No theme",
"description": "A special theme with no CSS. Useful if you want to create your own theme from scratch!",
"author": "Starbeamrainbowlabs",
"author_link": "https://starbeamrainbowlabs.com/",
"minversion": "v0.20"
},
{
"hash": "8841461af4c79d365c5792ba3b93e4fae30bed7574d875e1540539f4ec961c8c",
"id": "default",
"name": "Default",
"description": "The default theme.",
"author": "Starbeamrainbowlabs",
"author_link": "https://starbeamrainbowlabs.com/",
"minversion": "v0.20"
},
{
"hash": "071871fdc91cbcb13ca26bb853dbe32ee36e92a7ae69b9fd51f9a93cc37df8c0",
"id": "blue",
"name": "Blue",
"description": "A more blue theme.",
"author": "ZestyclosePainting",
"author_link": "https://reddit.com/u/ZestyclosePainting",
"minversion": "v0.20"
}
]
```
Each theme present in the gallery should be an object in a top-level array. The 7 keys are as follows:
Key | Meaning
--------|--------------------
`hash` | The SHA256 hash of the theme file itself.
`id` | The id of the theme. No spaces and only lowercase alphanumeric characters + dashes please.
`name` | The display name for the theme. Put anything you like here, but it doesn't support HTML.
`description` | A sentence or 2 describing the theme.
`author` | The name of the author
`author_link` | A link to the author's website homepage / social media.
`minversion` | The minimum version of Pepperminty Wiki required to run the theme.
Each theme should be in a subfolder alongside the main theme index file with the name corresponding to the theme's id. The theme CSS should be in a file called `theme.css` inside this folder, and the preview images should have the names `preview_small.png` (displayed by default) and `preview_large.png` (displayed when you click on the small preview). Example:
- themeindex.json
- space/
- theme.css
- preview_large.png
- preview_small.png
- cheese/
- theme.css
- preview_large.png
- preview_small.png
- .....
It is suggested that the theme CSS file have a heading like this:
```css
/**
* @id default
* @name Default
* @description The default theme.
* @author Starbeamrainbowlabs
* @author_link https://starbeamrainbowlabs.com/
* @minversion v0.20
*/
```